would like to keep my Spring-way style when consuming WS, so, any
suggestion of how to implement this clients in a Spring-style using JBossWS?
Thanks for your answers,
Walbar
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Hi,
I'm installing JBoss in my production enviroment, I want to do it with the
least possible dependencies. I have started it only with the JRE installed (no
JDK at all) and it seems to run fine. Anyway I would like to confirm that only
the JRE is required to run. Are any dependencies other
Hi,
I've performed the test on the new version from the trunk. I get:
With the CMS Portlet: 15 p/s
Without the CMS Portlet: 31p/s
Yesterday I was trying to find out where in your code there were the SQL
queries logued by hibernate. I was suspecting that they were the bottleneck but
the source
Peter,
I re-installed ant and re-unzipped the source code. From this from scratch
install it wroked perfectly.
Thanks a lot for your help.
Waldemar
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Those tests were performed on the 2.6 trunk version Julien mentioned above.
In order to use JBoss Portal in my project I need better performance. I'm
trying to guess how much it could give by tuning, caching, etc. From 0.96 p/s
(in my first post) to 15p/s on version 2.6 there is a great improve
Anyway we don't need JTA in production since most of our portlets' logic would
be read-only. We would use JTA during Staging, and in that phase we are not
interested in performance yet.
So, I'm still interested in knowing where I could remove JTA transactions.
Would you help me?
Thanks a
Hi,
I've performed the test on the new version from the trunk. I get:
With the CMS Portlet: 15 p/s
Without the CMS Portlet: 31p/s
Yesterday I was trying to find out where in your code there were the SQL
queries logued by hibernate. I was suspecting that they were the bottleneck but
the source
Hi,
Thanks a lot for your answer. Following your line of thinking I tested 2.4 home
page without the CMS Portlet and got 20 p/s. Do you think that 2.6 will give us
this number of pages once it is fine-tuned? May we expect a better number after
the changes to the tables you mention?
Regards,
Hi,
I am trying to compile JBoss Portal 2.4.0 from source. I downloaded it and
following the manual I executed:
build datasource
getting the following:
C:\java\jboss-portal-2.4.0-src\corebuild datasource
| Executing C:\java\jboss-portal-2.4.0-src\core\..\tools\bin\ant.bat -logger
org.
Peter,
Thanks a lot for your quick answer. I've tried what you suggest and got the
same error.
Regards,
Waldemar
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Hi all,
I was trying to launch the Portal bound to an IP address so I could browse it
from other machines in my LAN. I did it by using the -b option in JBoss AS
launcher. But I found that the WSRP configuration file has 'localhost'
hardcoded in some parts
Hi,
I've performed the test without the CMS Portlet and I've got similar results
(13 pages/sec.).
Besides, I have activated a higher level of logging and found that for
rendering '/portal' page it makes extensive use of hibernate, many times going
beyond the cache and making actual queries to
Thanks a lot for your answers, we will be looking forward to see Sohil news :-)
Anyway, let's assume we don't care about the CMS Portlet. What about Portal
Core performance? Shall we assume that it is difficult to get more than 13 p/s
with this configuration? Shall we assume that the database
Hi Roy,
Thanks a lot for your quick answer.
We have performed the tests deploying JBoss 2.4.0, and 2.6.0-DR1 on JBoss AS
4.0.5.GA.
What we are wondering is why 2.6 is slower than 2.4. Maybe because of its
development state?
I'll perform a new test hitting a page without the CMS Portlet as
Hi,
I would like to share with you some results I gathered from stress testing
JBoss Portal 2.4 and 2.6DR on JBoss AS 4.0.5.GA.
My CPU (running the Server) is
AMD Sempron 2800+ 1.6Ghz. with 1Gb of RAM
Windows Server 2003 SP1
Client CPU (running the Stress Tool) is a similar one. They are LAN
Hi Roy,
Thanks a lot for your prompt, complete and enthusiastic answer. We have lots of
requirements to balance and this information is of great help.
When I was talking about implementing eBay I meant: if you had to implement
something like eBay, would you use JBoss Portal? I ask that because
Please don't be shy. Any comment on these topics would be of great help for us,
and, as we see it, for the whole community.
There's not much information about developing with open source portals in the
web, so it would be great if we can share doubts and experiences.
Thanks again,
Waldemar
Hi,
We are evaluating portlets in general and JBoss Portal in particular. We need a
CMS with good staging capabilities, and a flexible layout mechanism. All three
are quite weak in JBoss Portal (version 2.6 is getting better on the last one).
The other alternative is not to use portlets and go
Hi,
Thanks a lot for your answer.
I couldn't find such portlet. If you found it please paste a link here. :-)
Regards,
Waldemar
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We are evaluating open source portals and CMSs to implement a high traffic web
enterprise system. We have already checked Liferay, Alfresco and others. We
would like to have your feedback in the following topics.
- Can a development be started with JBoss Portal 2.6 in its current state?
What
Hi,
I am evaluating JBoss Portal and portlets technology in general to see if
fulfills my needs.
My current project is a web-portal with thousands of hits per second and it
will be composed of many servers in a cluster. I am wondering about the usage
of memory JBoss Portal performs, since to
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